. i agree with every one of you. delicious people. happy tuesday. well, it only took a few thousand years, but it s buthappened. freezes over. and yes, has frozen over. yu hillary, get your ice skates. ready. could how else could you explain universities losing both the cnsitiesn ad and fareedkris zaporizhia? that s a krispy kreme losing the supporpy kreme t of lizzo. lizzo following last week s hearings r ,campus antisemitism fareedea called on schools to abandon their politica ol insanity.t. roll it. the ever growing bureaucracy devote ed to diversity, equityn and inclusion naturally recommends that more time and energy be spent on these issues. thes lackobvious of diversity at universities. political diversity, which clearly affects their ability to analyze manversity issues,e y is never addressed. showing that these goals issue t centrally related to achieving or sustaining or building excellence. what we saw in the reuse hearing this w week wawhas the inevitabl
stories, seeing reports of people not being able to get food, not being able to leave their homes, deaths are spiking. how much does this threaten the longevity of the nineties threaten the longevity of the ninetie - ., , threaten the longevity of the ninetie ., , ., threaten the longevity of the ninetie i i nineties communist party? i think it is nineties communist party? i think it is too nineties communist party? i think it is too soon - nineties communist party? i think it is too soon to - nineties communist party? i think it is too soon to say i think it is too soon to say that it threatens the longevity of the chinese communist party. there is a lot of hyperbole on language, if i can take you up on your spike. in shanghai, since the beginning of the pandemic couple of years ago, there have been 145 deaths, which compares favourably to many countries, including britain and germany and australia, where i live it. the real problem in china is not that they are dying, but that t